First Mathnasium Learning Center in Myanmar opens to enthusiastic response

Mathnasium Learning Centers, which brings impactful and fun supplementary math programs to community children, celebrated the successful grand opening of its first Myanmar location on Aug. 31. The U.S. Embassy’s Deputy Chief of Mission, George Selby, participated in the festivities.

The center, at 20A Inya Road in Yangon, was carefully designed to foster learning and interaction between instructors and students ages 6-16. Deepak Neopane, Area Developer for all of Myanmar, plans to open 15 centers in Myanmar during the next few years.

Area Developer Deepak Neopane, third from left, at opening ceremonies. U.S. Embassy Deputy Chief of Mission George Sibley stands fourth from left.

Neopane, a Myanmar native who came to the U.S. during childhood, has advanced engineering degrees and has spent decades in Silicon Valley, California. He returned to Myanmar to give back to his birth country. In 2015, he founded City College Yangon and, later, the STEM Robotics and Education Center for grades 1-10. His goal is to provide quality STEM education to students in Myanmar.

“Math is the foundation of STEM education: There’s no STEM without the ‘M,'” said Neopane. “We are thrilled to have the opportunity to instruct students using the Mathnasium Methodâ„¢, which teaches them to be confident in math and to develop strong problem-solving skills.”

Families around the world consistently praise the Mathnasium Methodâ„¢ for its comprehensive assessments, fully-customized learning plans and highly trained instructors. The instructors teach face-to-face, giving each student the focused attention that they need to succeed.

About Mathnasium
North America’s leading math-only supplemental education franchise, Mathnasium teaches math so that children understand it, master it, and love it. The result of 40+ years of hands-on instruction and research, the Mathnasium Methodâ„¢ has transformed the lives of children in grades 2-12 since 2002. With more than 1,000 learning centres worldwide, Mathnasium is ranked No. 2 in Forbes’ “Best Franchises to Buy” in the U.S. in 2019.

Source: Prnewswire

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